Entanglement (Entanglement, #1)

Entanglement is a quirky mystery with a sci-fi twist which reviews say "blends the wit of Douglas Adams with the sci-fi genius of Terry Pratchett" and "If you're a fan of Douglas Adams, Issac Asimov, Kurt Vonnegut or Haruki Murakami you'll definitely love this book too". David's fiancée worries when he drops out of contact. MI5 panics when a secret airbase vanishes. Liz doesn't understand when her research subjects go missing. Nigel is confused when he finds an ordinary house brick floating in thin air. And a woman spends her life shifting between parallel worlds. But how can all these things be connected? And why are cakes so important? Entanglement is a warm, funny, and original tale about friendship, loss and coping when you're out of your depth which also invites readers to ask, "What if?" What if you hadn't answered that voicemail? And what if grass that never needs cutting wasn't being kept secret by the lawnmower companies? Five friends, four mysteries, three deaths, two road trips and a secret that will change the world ... Entanglement is a quirky mystery with a sci-fi twist, about a vanishing airbase, some confused moles and finding loved ones you thought were lost. David's fiancee is worried when he drops out of contact. MI5 is thrown into a panic when the secret base vanishes. Liz doesn't understand when the moles she's studying go missing. And Nigel is more confused than usual when he finds an ordinary house brick floating in thin air. Then intertwined with all that is the story of a woman who's been shifting between parallel worlds for all her adult life. But how can all this possibly be connected? And why are cakes so important? Entanglement is a warm, funny, and original tale about friendship, loss and coping when you're out of your depth or in love with someone you can't tell. Influenced by the humour of Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett/Neil Gaiman, Entanglement also invites readers to ask, "What if?" What if that person at university had said yes? What if you hadn't answered that voicemail? What if there was a type of grass that just stops growing and never needs cutting?